Modelado de estructuras del sistema terminológico de ingeniería (basado en lenguajes de diversas estructuras)
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ranuras, niveles conceptuales, periferia, indicadores cuantitativos, campo de conocimientoResumen
El estudio tiene como objetivo unificar los elementos terminológicos del sublenguaje de la ingeniería eléctrica mediante la aplicación del análisis de marcos en los ejemplos de alemán, francés, kazajo y ruso. El estudio examina el proceso de surgimiento y consolidación de frases terminológicas en los idiomas comparados mediante la aplicación del análisis de marcos basado en el sublenguaje de la ingeniería eléctrica. El análisis reveló que los modelos de marcos se estructuraron utilizando un núcleo con marcos y submarcos y una periferia con ranuras y subranuras. Al comparar el número de elementos de los modelos de marcos, el estudio concluyó que el número de marcos y submarcos en los idiomas en consideración era el mismo, mientras que a niveles conceptuales de ranuras y subranuras, los indicadores diferían. Este trabajo puede utilizarse para un mayor estudio de la semántica de marcos, el modelado cognitivo y de marcos en los idiomas nacionales, y la investigación lingüística comparativa basada en el análisis del campo terminográfico de la ingeniería eléctrica.
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